For Adriana and Andrew Soto’s October wedding, the theme was a no-brainer with Halloween, a holiday they hold near and dear, falling the very next day. They’ve always loved celebrating Halloween with their three children and wanted the day’s décor choices to reflect that passion—and it did. A magically moody, dark design scheme came to life with the Superstition Mountains peering in the background, as florals in shades of dark burgundy and green paired with candles aplenty for a romantic-gothic aura. “We wanted the wedding to be unique and to feel like you were in a Halloween movie when you stepped into the reception space,” says planner Diana Gonzalez of Diana Catherine Weddings. The Sotos ended the day on a fitting note: A tattoo artist was on hand at the reception for the couple to link their marriage with some fresh ink.

For Adriana and Andrew Soto’s October wedding, the theme was a no-brainer with Halloween, a holiday they hold near and dear, falling the very next day. They’ve always loved celebrating Halloween with their three children and wanted the day’s décor choices to reflect that passion—and it did. A magically moody, dark design scheme came to life with the Superstition Mountains peering in the background, as florals in shades of dark burgundy and green paired with candles aplenty for a romantic-gothic aura. “We wanted the wedding to be unique and to feel like you were in a Halloween movie when you stepped into the reception space,” says planner Diana Gonzalez of Diana Catherine Weddings. The Sotos ended the day on a fitting note: A tattoo artist was on hand at the reception for the couple to link their marriage with some fresh ink.